NGC Open Box - 1853 Gold $5, 1911 Gold $2.50, 1881-CC Morgan Dollar, 1873 Seated Liberty Dollar

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Title	:	NGC Open Box - 1853 Gold $5, 1911 Gold $2.50, 1881-CC Morgan Dollar, 1873 Seated Liberty Dollar
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Description NGC Open Box - 1853 Gold $5, 1911 Gold $2.50, 1881-CC Morgan Dollar, 1873 Seated Liberty Dollar

Comments NGC Open Box - 1853 Gold $5, 1911 Gold $2.50, 1881-CC Morgan Dollar, 1873 Seated Liberty Dollar

Ben on that 81CC why didn't you Dip it Sir ??? I disagree with your analysis on her face TOO many marks to get anything higher than a 63 maybe a 63+ tops I said to myself before you told us the grade, that this is a 64 I too was WRONG I keep telling YOU to go to PCGS Maybe your a secret part owner at NGC, that you don't want to ROCK the boat Hhhhhhhhmn
Comment from : Robert Lung

My 1912 $10 Gold Eagle got rev cleaned, any suggestions?
Comment from : Sam Jeppi

Wooooow! its so very nice ur coin
Comment from : Irish Obial

You sound like Bob Ross; cobalt blue, sunset oranges, crimsons
Comment from : Jay Briscoe

Nice stuff Love the variety!
Comment from : Don

All Seated Liberty dollars are at least scarce and some are very rare Many circulated in China and never came back The 1871 and 1872 are the "common" dates, with mintages of just over a million each
Comment from : jeffw1267

It’s rare I personally agree or graded the same as everything on the videobrToday I do agree with everything graded except the 73 seated dollar I actually thought warranted a VG8brStrong full rims and enough detail IMO to warrant VG Exactly the crusty original patina I salivate over brbrThe 53- $5 gold def no more than 53 Not nearly enough luster for a 55 I would’ve said AU50 but splitting hairs You can’t grade properly from a video and the diff between 45, 50 and 53 is pretty minute on those coins brLove the toning on the 87 dollar and the overall look on the 81-CCbrbrVERY nice group
Comment from : SAM’s Guitar & Coins

Another fun unboxing Ben with pretty good results!brImo that 87p doesn’t have that type of toning that would add more than a small premium brI’ve been winning nicer toned examples in ms64 for around $75-$90 on eBay lately Nice coin though and if you can squeeze $200 amen brother 🤙🏻
Comment from : Tylonn Platinum 3rd Coins

Nice Ben! I always enjoy watching these videos I agree NCS would have probably helped those spots Oh well you win some and lose some!
Comment from : Silver Surfer

I love 1887 coins because it’s 100 years befor I was born!!!
Comment from : alex wileden

OPEN BOX!!!
Comment from : Sir Drinksalot

wow now that seated liberty is really something!
Comment from : The Platinum Beast

Nice results! Love that 81-CC!
Comment from : Make Numismatics Great Again

Ben is the 87 an 87/6 vam? Looks like their is something to the right of the 7?
Comment from : A D

My first NGC submission when the coins came back the little hologram on the front that’s in the corner on most of the coins was barely there what should I do about that???
Comment from : Chaim Moshe Zaltsman

Great coins Are those finger prints on the obverse of the seated dollar @4:48 (on Liberty's head) or toning? I see that pattern a lot on silver coins and just wondered what your thoughts were Thanks
Comment from : Ontario100

Another great open box presentation, and I picked up the 1873 Seated Lib dollar I really liked the fact it is in original uncleaned condition! Yup, going into my type set!!!
Comment from : Don Smith

53 for a 53, nice 1853$53ooo
Comment from : sidney osborne

Much love Ben Im looking at ordering more from you if i can!!!!
Comment from : joshua jones

Conservationnot too latemuch more valuecan anything be done with the cheek chatter and marks in front of the chin?
Comment from : sidney osborne

Man, such a gorgeous 1881 CC, kills you to see the spots! The obverse fields were pretty clean
Comment from : Taylorism

I want a new coin for the collection but don't know what to get Been really drawn to a few proof lincolns and mercury dimes lately
Comment from : PRS1

First lol I just so happened to be scrolling thru YouTube and I’m thinking about buying a new pre 33 piece for the stack/collection
Comment from : ROGUE SILVER